Equipped with a lifetime of experience gathering information on botany, extracting, and creating exquisite fragrances, I moved back to Idaho in 1984 to start Camille Beckman. Within a few years I had hired 25 women to help gather weeds and baby’s breath, which were dried in a barn and woven into delicate, charming wreaths and sold to local florists. Our business consisted mainly of the creation and distribution of dried flower wreaths, potpourri, silk roses and lace gift items. Each Camille Beckman product and collection is a reflection of our never ending journey of learning. I am grateful to continue learning the ways of Mother Nature with my daughter Roshan.

The business has grown out of a couple of warehouse locations. Growing this company as a family, many of our team members have stayed with us throughout the years. It was always my dream to build us a home where we would love to come to work each day. In 2002, we completed and moved the factory and offices into our new location; 35 acres of wild rose bushes in a wooded area bordered by the beautiful Boise River. The first awarded ‘Green Building’ in Idaho, our factory utilizes skylights, triple water filtration, water recycling and other innovations that allow it to run on the same energy as five households despite being 105,000 square feet.